In Zhou Can's view, Mr. Song's condition accurately reflects the characteristics of neural atrophy.
Even though he receives at least four caregivers every day to take turns massaging his muscles and stretching his limbs, he still cannot move his neck and lumbar spine flexibly like a normal person.
Due to his esteemed status, no one dares to hold his head and turn it from side to side, let alone help him sit up and twist his waist forward, backward, left, or right.
After all, in his current condition, a slight accident could prove fatal.
No one can shoulder that responsibility.
A normal person's neck rotates over a hundred times a day. The waist also bends multiple times.
For ordinary people, this is just part of daily life.
But for Mr. Song, making any movement is a luxury. It's been ten years since he last moved his neck or waist, and even with professional caregivers providing massages, there's no way to prevent the natural atrophy of nerves.
